This blog post by Arina Shulga examines one of the ways which the internet is changing how businesses fulfill their legal needs--low-cost, do-it-yourself companies which are set up as businesses (not law firms), and owned by businesspeople (and not lawyers). Ms. Shulga outlines the attraction these types of businesses hold for startups, and also highlights some of the risks of legal work so heavily dependent on the traditional client's elbow grease. She also notes that the current, lawyer-owned legal industry is reacting to these types of companies, and explains why the firm model might change as a result.
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Addressing the Legal Needs of Small Businesses